Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol spans over 161 kilometres and belongs to the province of Málaga. The province consists of 7,276 km 2 of mountains as well as beautiful flat coastal areas connected by an efficient road network. There are 549,135 people living in Málaga making it the 6th larges urban centre in Spain.
The largest towns in the province are Marbella, Vélez-Málaga, Fuengirola, Estepona, Mijas, Torremolinos, Ronda and Antequera respectively. Towns such as Nerja and Rincón de la Victoria are a lot smaller but still have a developed infrastructure and a number of hotels.
The Costa del Sol boasts high temperatures with its Mediterranean climate with eastern areas being usually hotter and more subtropical than the western areas. The western areas are more Mediterranean-oceanic. Inland, due to the mountainous terrains, the climate is more continental.
Boasting around 300 days of sunshine a year with temperatures ranging from 25-30ºC in the summer, 14-20ºC in the winter, one can understand why the Costa del Sol is so popular to tourists as the climate is generally very reliable.
Investing in the Costa del Sol
In terms of buying a property on the Costa del Sol, investment returns are usually quite high but not always as high as other real estate companies would lead you to believe. Our experienced investment team will advise you honestly on the best way to achieve optimum return on your investment under the current economic climate so that the Costa del Sol will always have something to offer if the sun, beaches, mountains, food and wine aren't enough!
Golf
With over 30 golf courses on the Costa del Sol alone, it is no wonder the province has been nicknamed Costa del Golf and attracts so many northern Europeans in the winter months when they are unable to play in their own countries due to bad weather.
Beaches
There is no shortage of beaches along the Costa del Sol, most of them being safe, clean with well-catered bars and restaurants only a stone's throw away. There is a beach for everyone on the Costa del Sol, whether you want a beach catered for families, water sports enthusiasts, nudists or you just fancy a party.